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17 episodes in this series

Psyche announces the end of Kali Yuga and discusses overlapping yuga cycles revealed through dreams and sacred geometry, set to occur next month.

This episode explores the goddess Kali, the first Mahavidya, and her symbolism as the force that destroys illusion and false identity to reveal ultimate truth. The host, Trix, delves into the inner secrets of Kali and provides a practical ritual to connect with her energy.

In this episode, Psyche explores the second Mahavidya goddess Tara, who represents calm clarity and helps dissolve fear through inner stillness. He discusses her power as a form of dehypnosis, rescuing individuals from their belief in danger rather than the danger itself.

This episode explores the story of Matangi, a tantric Hindu goddess who emerges from leftover food and challenges conventional notions of purity in divinity. She is the patron goddess of the arts, music, and literature, and represents the 64 traditional arts or kalas.

In this episode, host Psyche explores the Mahavidyas, 10 fierce Hindu tantric goddesses who challenge conventional notions of the divine feminine. He delves into their radical and often terrifying imagery, discussing how they represent a spiritual language that can help individuals break free from societal expectations and find liberation.

The episode explores the concept of esoteric philosophy, introducing the ageless wisdom tradition and the idea that humans exist as a trinity of spirit, soul, and personality. The host, Psyche, guides the audience through the map of the inner world, explaining the technical term esotericism and the science of the soul.

Psyche explores the significance of Ganesha, the elephant-headed Hindu deity, as a guardian of beginnings and thresholds in modern life, highlighting his relevance and symbolism. Ganesha is revered as a remover and placer of obstacles, offering permission to begin imperfectly and providing protection at thresholds.

Psyche introduces Bagalamukhi, a Hindu tantric goddess who embodies the power to stop harmful momentum and control destructive forces. He explores her significance, symbolism, and the concept of wrathful compassion.

In episode 138, host Trix/Psyche tells the ancient Hindu story of King Sarata's fall from power and his encounter with the sage Medas, who explains the cosmic power of the goddess Mahammaya. The story explores the theme of attachment and delusion, and how Mahammaya's power affects even the wisest beings.

This episode is an experimental piece featuring music, ambient sounds, and minimal spoken content related to the Hindu goddess Bagalamukhi. The episode has a primarily atmospheric focus with few spoken words.

Host Psyche explores the Hindu goddess Mohini, examining her role in distributing the nectar of immortality and her teachings about desire, discernment, and spiritual sovereignty. Mohini is a manifestation of Vishnu, embodying a force that reveals one's true desires and weaknesses.

Episode 115 explores Kameshvari, the Hindu goddess of sacred desire, and how to transform unconscious wanting into sovereign creative power. Psyche discusses the difference between shadow desire and sovereign desire, and provides a three-step practice to work with Kameshvari.

Episode 63 of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast explores the sacred names and aspects of Shri Matangi, the Vedic goddess of the arts and inner voice. The episode features a series of chants and mantras invoking the goddess.

This episode explores the Dark Goddess archetype and her connection to technology and the modern world, delving into themes of electric devotion and consciousness. Host Psyche guides the discussion, intertwining poetry and philosophical reflections.

This episode explores the Hindu goddess Matangi, also known as the Goddess of Leftovers and the Outcast, and her significance in modern times. Psyche discusses her story, symbolism, and relevance to social justice, creativity, and environmentalism.

This episode explores the Hindu goddess Lalitha Tripura Sundari, the Goddess of Beauty of the Three Worlds, and her profound significance in Hindu mythology. Psyche delves into her complex and multifaceted nature, discussing her role as a supreme ruler, a fierce warrior, and a playful, creative force.

This episode explores the mythological figure of Lilith, examining her transformation from a demonized warning to a symbol of feminine sovereignty and resistance to patriarchal control. Psyche discusses how Lilith's story has been shaped by male anxiety and fear, and how she has been reclaimed as a symbol of freedom and liberation by modern feminist writers and thinkers.
Ancient myths, gods, and esoteric history